NewsBob Odenkirk's condition is stable

Bob Odenkirk's condition is stable

Good news: “Better Call Saul” star Bob Odenkirk is apparently on the right track after his collapse. In a statement, the actor thanked for the support.

New York – According to media reports, the condition of “Better Call Saul” actor Bob Odenkirk is stable after health problems. The newspaper “New York Times” reported, citing a statement from its management.

Accordingly, the actor suffered a “heart attack”. He was admitted to the hospital, wrote the paper. “He and his family would like to thank you for the incredible doctors and nurses who take care of him,” the statement was further quoted as saying. Thanks also go to Odenkirk’s colleagues “who have been by his side”.

According to media reports, the 58-year-old collapsed on the set of the series “Better Call Saul”, which is filmed in Albuquerque and the surrounding area in the US state of New Mexico. Odenkirk, who is also known from the previous series “Breaking Bad”, is now working on his recovery, it said. He and his family thanked them for the many good wishes and asked for privacy while they were relaxing.

Actor Bryan Cranston (65, “Breaking Bad”) had expressed concern for his friend on social media. He asked Instagram to “send positive thoughts and prayers” to Odenkirk and posted a photo of the actors together. dpa

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